Catholic Choral Society Performs Creation at Mujesi Centre
The Catholic Choral Society of 64 singers presented The Creation by Joseph Hayden at Mujesi de Centre yesterday at 2 pm. Betty Burke soprano and Darick Baer baritone led solos. local singers joined, with Professor M J Grattan directing. Proceeds aid the Catholic Charitable Bureau building fund.
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Catholic Choral Society
Mujeside Centre
the Reason
Joseph Hayden
Betty Burke
Atuderick Baer
Nork City
Misa Lorene Duttielen O'Keefe
James G . John Hankes
Joseph Ulabby
Louisa Fenton
Charles Colga
Patrick Bowe
M J. Grattan
Miss Burke
Baer
M. A. Boland
Afiss
Margaret Bowe
Elinor Cahill
Mimlene Carroll
Margaret Coles
Veronica Donahue
Rose Duda
Margaret Durkin
Misa Mildred Fenton
Eleanor Pulten
Mildred Hayes
Alban Ibison
Mixa Mary Tbison
Dorothy Jeff
Misa Grace Karns
Mise Mary Kinney
Lfisa
Cecilia Lavery
Missy
Theresa far x@ty
Misa Mutgare
Leonard
Agnes Dyneh
James McNaara
Elizabeth Merry
Jarry Monahan
Mra Thomas Nash
Marah Nolan
Helen O'Keefe
Mary Owens
Miasinifred Owens
Min JW. Sherwood
Misa Irene Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Anna Grattan
Bowe
Louis Fenton
Marret Grattan
Leon Gully Fen Grace Higgins
Helene Manus
Carroll Molloy
Miane L. North
Afisa
Loretta Payden
Mire
Harry Quinn
Betty iVickers
Joseph Dlabby
James Gormey
J. W. Grainger
J. A. Hall
John Beanley
George Lush
James Callahan
Charten Coles
Rt Conlon
Alban Lbison
Matthew Inney
George Lockwood
Edwart McK
Robert McDonald
Frank Newell
Ernest J
Catholic Charitable
W. Frank Patterton
Obituary notices for Jane McNabb and others
Funeral details for Jane McNabb widow of Peter McNabb from John McNabb's home and St Charles church with burial at St Michael's. Also services for Margaret Kiernan widow of Patrick Kiernan from 90 Roosevelt and St Sirchasl's cemetery, plus Strempel, Newbauer, Dalton, John Otis, Merrill G Tolscomb, William G Miller, and Peles geones with high mass of requiem and burial at St Michael's and Montrepose cemetery in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane McNabb
Peter McNabb
John McNabb
Noble Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Margaret Kiernan
Patrick Kiernan
Dwight Alvord
Roosevelt Street
Bilal
St. Sirchasl
Prean
Edward J. Newbauer
Edward I. Newbauer
Carrel Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John Otis
George Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Merril G. Tolscomb
Merrill
T.trcomb
Kingston Hospital
Greenhill Avenue
Kingston
Montrepose
William G. Miler
William G. Miller
San Francisco
Read Memorial
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mountain Grove Cemeery
Balloon Race Opens As US Banner Aims For Cup
The correspondent questioned Cap Honeywell who vowed to race for one hundred million Americans and bring the cup home to the United States. Winds shifted eastward after the start, sending several balloons toward Germany and possibly Russia, while the Uncle Sam and others headed east. Major Peck and Lieutenant Grey left with the 8-12 unit at 6:36, as the last balloon Heaperlo piloted by Casas launched at 6:40. Drizzling rain gave way to clear skies and scouting planes reported strong eastward currents from 1,500 to 30,000 feet with winds of 419 kilometres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capwin Honeywell
United States
Honeywell
Sam
Holland
Germany
Paul Armbuster
Helve
Switzerland
van Ormans
Goodyear
LaBrousse
Ville de Bruxelles
Belgium
Russia
Major Peck
Lieutenant Grey
Heaperlo
Casas
Eight Die in South Dakota Windstorm Across Counties
A late Saturday windstorm across at least nine counties leaves eight dead at Bijou Hills Brule County and two more at White Lake Aurora County. The fatalities were reported from Mitachel and nearby areas as the storm swept through the region.
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Mitachel
S. D
Bijou Hills
Brule
White Lake
Aurora County
New Yorker Dies on Links at Greenwich
Howard E. Green of 310 West 36th Street New York long a member of the Cirsen with Country club collapsed while playing golf at the club today died before medical aid arrived He had played 27 holes with his guest Mr Leake was resting for a drink when he fell Dr J A Clarke pronounced him dead He about 50 in the silk business at 884 Fourth Avenue New York He is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwicts
Howard E. Green
West 36Th Street
New York
Cirsenwith Country Club
Green
Ae Mr. Leake
J. A. Clarke
Fourth Avenue
Three Face Court As Transporters Of Slot Machines
Lemuel Greenberg George Kilber g Carlton M Hart were bound on $500 bonds each and arraigned in Fairfield Town court Thursday morning for transporting gambling machines. A truck stopped near Ash Creek yielded 106 slot machines from New Jersey to Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Greenberg
Asylum Street
New Haven
George Kilbverg
Sharon Street
West Haven
Carlton M. Hart
Central Boulevard
Palisades Park
N. J
Fairfield Town Court
Fairfield
Ash Creek
Norwalk Women Organize Garden Club
Norwalk June 15 The Norwalk Garden club has been organized with members including Mrs. Philip N. Knapa Mrs. George Stockwood Mrs. Seymour Curtis Mrs. Edward J. Sims Mrs. George Chambliss Mrs. Henry W. Gregory Mrs. James J. Hall Mrs Charles Dewitt Rogers Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier Miss Hal Ward Miss Sally Betts and Myre J. K. V. Agnew The group aims to enhance home gardens and foster youth interest in flowers and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bears and Prof Game Schedule For Upcoming Week
Bears home date is tomorrow at Newfield Park with New Haven in a two game double header starting at two o clock. The Bears then play Albany Thursday and Friday in Pittsfield and Albany with a twin bill in Pittsfield.
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Bears
New Haven
Newfield Park
Albany
Pittsfield
Springfield
Waterbury
Worcester
Bonds Rise as Money Drops and Funds Flow to Markets
The report shows a broad rally in bonds and securities as Rediscount rates fall to 1-2 percent, with $28.8 million daily stock sales and a 1.5 point average rise. Despite improved fundamentals and hopes for foreign loans, early flotation stalled. German and Hungarian offers face banker hesitance. High liquidity boosts investment demand across gilt-edged and semi speculative issues, with rail mortgages gaining on Interstate Commerce Commission decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Eresa
New York
Boston Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Ries
Priess
Guss
S&s
Yaliygad
Licna
Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Great Northern Railway
Gulf
Wes
Carolina
Grnechfield & Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville & Nashville
Ekos Rally Delivers 9 6 City League Victory Over Putnams
The Ficos staged a late rally at Seaside Park to beat the Putnams 9 to 6 after trailing 6 5. Sam Moffitt relieved early and held firm as Coba struggled for the Rockets. Galway Randy Shea Youngs and Dep Younes starred for the Putnams with Hart, Moffitt, and Grant delivering key performances for Ekos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficos
Seaside Park
Putnams
Tox
Moffiv
Sam Moffitt
Ted Glynn
Coba
Rkoy
Galway
Randy
Toots Shea
Short
Dep Younes
Pats
Bridgeport High
Battery
Hilltop
Moffitt
Grant
Herb Hart
Youngs
Shea
Glynn, Moffitt
Grant Coba
Tyler
K of C Wreaths Masonic Temple Opening in Stamford
In Stamford the Knights of Columbus St Augustine Council presented a six foot high horseshoe wreath to the Masons at the opening of the new Masonic temple. About 1502 people attended the public viewing from 2 to 6 30 as part of the temple dedication events beginning today with plans for a large ceremony next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
St. Augustine Council
Knights of Columbus
Masons of
Masoniec
Pujlic
Bridal couple to live in Brooklawn when they return
Mr and Mrs John Forist Windsor plan to reside on Adlie avenue after their extended motor trip. The brideMiss Margaret Neithercut daughter of Mr and Mrs KR Neithercut of Brooklaws avenue wed John Forist Windsor son of Mrs George Windsor of Maplewood avenue at United Church on Saturday at 6 pm with Dr William Horace Day officiating. A reception for family and close friends followed at the Brooklawn Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farist Windsor
Atdliie Avenue
Windsor
Margaret Neithercut
KR. & Neithercut
Brooklaws Avenue
John Forist Windsor
George Windsor
Maplewood Avenue
United Church
Willam Horace Day
Elmer Beardsley
George Sherman Windsor
Dorothy Northrop
Betty Neithercut
Jarriet Windsor
Carolyn Cyrus
Charles Cyrus
Bradford Warner
Charles Skinner
Frank Wilmot
Norman Leads
George Barker
Bicklawn Country Club
Neithercut
Our Civilization May Learn From Japan Pastor Says
Rev. Herbert Brown of Olivet church condemns the immigration bill barring Japanese as a slap at the country and argues Americans should study Japanese influence and respect for Roosevelt's 1908 gentlemen's agreement. He praises Japan's role in Western civilization and calls for thoughtful policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert &. Brown
Olivet Church
Japan
Tam
Brown
Roosevelt
Chain Loses First Ball Game in Industrial League
The American Chain nine lost its debut in the Industrial League on Saturday as Kohout pitched General Electric to a 10 to 0 win over the Accos. It was GE’s third straight victory while Bridgeport Brass and American Tube won their scheduled games.
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American Chain Nine
Kohout
Genéral Electric
Oet
Accos
Helectrics
Bridgeport Brass
American Tube Nine
Graduation events and local notices in Trumbull and surrounding areas
The White Plains school will hold graduation exercises at the Congregational church on Thursday evening June 19, followed by a school picnic at Beardsley Park on Friday with Bunsea transporting the children. Local residents travel to Hartford, Silver Sands, and Wilmington crossings as part of weekend visits and motor trips. Grange members observed a memorial service for Brother William Brinsmade and recalled the year’s activities. Families in Trumbull Center and Daniels Farms hosted visiting relatives, with several residents attending a Huntington church anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trembuli
Tolearam Service
White Plains
Congregational Church
Beardsley Park
Bunsea
Park
Charles R. Wheeler
Sterra Agriculture College
Europe
Arthur
Richard Christle
Ada Halloel
Howard
Beach
Eynest Ward
Kareld C. Beach
Hartford
Tohn Brelsford
Worida
Stephen Parks
Trumbull Grange
William Brinsmade
Grange
Elbert A. Fuller
Newton Jennings
Log Hartman
Wetherstild
Fuller Homestead
Tashua
William O. Beach
Daniels Farms
Josephine Laote
New York
Avilela
John Schweidtle
Arthur Plumb
John Bailey
Trumbull Center
W. F. White
Himare T. Nichaels
Huntington Congregational Church
Fairfield June 14 Meeting and Events Roundup
Fairfield events include Stratfield Baptist Church men’s club formation, Stratfield Fire District annual meeting with elections and reports, Senior Golfers CT two day meet at Fanfield Country Club, Public Utilities Commission hearing in Hartford on bridge widening at Grasmere, Garden Club contest student posters exhibition at Memorial Library, Boy Scouts Troop No. One demonstration and dance in Sherman Hall, Tree committee follow up after the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Stratfield Baptist Church
Stratfield Fire District
Jackman Avenue
Golfers Association of Connecticut
Country Club
Fanfield
Hartford
Grasmere Avenue
Garden Club
Memorial Library
Boy Scouts of America
Sherman Hall
Tree Committee
Reed to speak at New Britain Third Ward Outing
Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania has accepted an invitation to speak at the New Britain Third Ward Republican Club annual outing at Lake Compounce on September 18. Ex-Senator George W. Klett announced the plan upon his return from Cleveland.
Boxer Brennan Dies After Long Ring Career
Brennan a former Chicago resident and notable pugilist who fought from 1914, faced Dempsey for the heavyweight title and lost, later battled Floyd Johnson and Tula Angel Virpo, ending with a four-round KO by Billy Minske in Omaha. Born in County Mayo Ireland thirty one years ago, he spent days in hospital after a brutal bout.
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Brennan
Chicago
Jock Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Floyd Johnson
Tula Angel Virpo
Billy Minske
Omaha
Neb
County Mayo
Ireland
Acquittal in Virginia Killings Ties to Ku Klux Klan Incident
Samuel Evans, alleged Ku Klux Klan member, was acquitted by a Lily, Virginia jury of murder charges tied to a clash between Klansmen and townspeople on April 15. The case is part of a broader spree affecting 31 defendants in West Virginia, with many found guilty of affray and unlawful assembly. The trial followed a confrontation near a hillside demonstration and a subsequent train arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heensburg
Samuel Evans
Ku King Klan
Lily
Wee
Evane
Lilly
T. P. Warner
Westhent
Joana
Frank Miasco
Atate
Nnessea
Miasco
Stamford Child Struck by Norwalk Truck
Stamford boy five years old from Charter Street was struck by a truck driven by Reginald Arnold of South Norwalk as he attempted to cross the street. He was taken to a local home where a doctor treated minor cuts and bruises and he was not seriously injured.
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Stamford
Peter Iikidd
Charterstreet
Reginald Arnold
Modern Grocery Company
South Norwalk
Arnold
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SNS “Creation
Maesti
Hankens
Main ST
Armory
Risbie
Strempel
Amnex
J. Dalton
Jamon J Dalton
North Avenue
Catherine
Mra
A. Hannesses
Mary BF. Dalton
Aoaon
Frank A Dalton
Mooney. Aeme
Peles Geones
Courds Street
Hsther Mooney
Mooney
Mra James Coughlin
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Aha
St. Michael's
South Dakota
the Electric Shop
Thor
Apex
THE
United Illuminating CO
Cor
Broad & Cannon Sts
NEW Yorker
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Orcester
Voicesater
Hartt
EKOS
K. OF C
Masonic Lodge
Brooklawn
CHAIN
Trumbull
Pugilist
KLAN
Pete
Ieee
Radford B. Smith CO. Dollar Store
Elm Street
Main
Bread St
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